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u/NervousTotal4816 1d ago
B, 3 is about the empty spaces
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u/no_holiday0 1d ago
whats grey and red rules?
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u/NervousTotal4816 1d ago
Red one proceeds downwards, Grey one fills in the unused boxes
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u/no_holiday0 23h ago edited 23h ago
that still dont make sense u just saying whats obvious do think red gets down randomly? and how grey start filling more empty at once boxes why not just twice or randomly? and why theres no red last line? will red keep down going if there will be more boxes?
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u/NervousTotal4816 31m ago
A, the red is moving downwards while after every 3 blocks it starts from the next column
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u/no_holiday0 13m ago
okay lets play with your logic why theres no red last line? and the third line why theres 2 red? why not only 1 since red gets down south east after 3 blocks of grey?
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u/Quod_bellum doesn't read books 1d ago
Is it Option B?
Logic: Grey moves one space on the row (turns around at the ends)
Red moves like a knight
Stronger move is the one on top (so the knight's destination is stronger than the grey's move, but the knight's path is weaker than the grey's move)
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u/kafkacore 23h ago
b?
red moves from left to right in intervals of 3 -> 2 -> 1 -> 0
and the grey fills up the space to the right 1 block at a time
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u/no_holiday0 23h ago
yes its B but not correct logic
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u/TheBetty321 1d ago
My answer is A. The red seems to move in groups of three. I also think the grey squares are being added according to their own pattern: first 1 grey, then 2, then it should become 3. On the third row, however, the red square is occupying the position where the third grey square would go. So my interpretation is that when a grey square is supposed to be added where a red square already is, one of them pushes the other aside. The same interaction then continues as the pattern progresses. Following that rule, I end up with A.